+Bug: during the linking process apparantly you can link too many services to
+a package. *sigh*
+
+zip code i18n is not very good :( but at least US, CA, HU, ?
+
+ut_phonen doesn't check data length. several
+orthogonal cleanup projects here. *sigh*
+
+update the cybercash links in config.html and in the homepage. add more explicit support for other payment types. etc.
+
+From "Tim Jung" <tjung@igateway.net>
+.
+Automatic CC Decline Notices via email
+Block Time billing for prepaid internet cards (400 hours or whatever block
+time of hours)
+Trouble Ticket System with simple search function for Knowledge Base feature
+Employee Timecards
+Credit Card System support for Red Hat's CCVS, and other Linux credit card
+programs
+Contact Manager/Lead Tracking
+Pre-Sale Quotes
+Cisco NetFlow Account for IP traffic billing
+VoIP and FoIP billing
+Roaming per minute billing based on Radius Proxy support or number they
+dialed into from Radius logs (800# etc)
+Support for OpenSRS Domain Registration
+Support for TUCOWS signup CDs
+
+
+dbdef-create for postgres
+
+pro-rating, fiddling dates
+
+It looks like svc_acct.import doesn't deal well with comments and
+multi-attribute lines.
+
+ivan@rootwood:~/freeside_current$ rgrep -r domuid * | cut -d: -f1 | sort |
+uniq
+CVS/Base/TODO
+TODO
+bin/fs-setup
+bin/svc_acct_sm.export
+bin/svc_acct_sm.import
+htdocs/docs/man/svc_acct_sm.txt
+htdocs/docs/schema.html
+htdocs/edit/CVS/Base/part_svc.cgi
+htdocs/edit/part_svc.cgi
+htdocs/edit/process/svc_acct_sm.cgi
+htdocs/edit/svc_acct_sm.cgi
+htdocs/search/svc_acct_sm.cgi
+htdocs/view/svc_acct_sm.cgi
+site_perl/svc_acct_sm.pm
+
+rootwood:COMPLETEHOST/TODO
+
+Currently, you set a value in the %FS::UID::callback hash with a coderef
+of the code you want to execute, but this was bad design and will shortly
+be changed to a subroutine to which you pass your coderef to register it.
+
+This is not a bug, it is how the system is currently designed. After
+defining a new package, you need to specifically allow agent types to
+purchase packages. You can do this from the edit screen of the new agent
+type.
+.
+It wouldn't be a bad idea to add a configuration value that makes new
+packages available for all currently existing agent types automatically.
+.
+On Fri, Apr 07, 2000 at 10:50:35AM -0500, David Morton wrote:
+> For some reason, the type_pkgs table didn't get updated when I tried to
+> create a domain service and package... insert into type_pkgs values
+> (4,1); fixed it up so that I could actually order the package.
+
+
+From: Chuck Cochems <zaphod@tdl.com>
+.
+1) automated generating of late notices. So far the only way I know to
+generate one is to re-invoice manually.
+.
+2) smart credit card rejection handling. It should e-mail a note at
+least, explainig that it did't go through, and why.
+.
+3)coment field in the main customer record.
+.
+4) streamlined payment entry feature. the current scheme has it fairly
+buried.
+.
+5) queries to show al customers who owe money,and such stuff as that.
+
+
+credits aren't counted against past invoices? hmm. something needs to be
+done to "apply payment" genericly. and zero out invoices etc.
+
+more email which should make it into a more organized TODO list:
+.
+I would also love to see Freeside support bandwidth billing by reading the
+Cisco NetFlow Accounting data so we and other ISP's could automatically bill
+co-located servers and even potentially other virtually hosted sites like
+MUD, Palace Chat, IRC Chat, etc based on the bandwidth they use or average
+sustained rates or whatever. I'm not much of a programmer so I don't know
+what all this entails but I did download a NetFlow client agent/whatever for
+Linux though.
+ .
+It would also be nice to see Freeside be able to read Apache log files and
+bill customers for web traffic that way as an option also. Plus an option to
+bill for excessive disk usage without having to use quotas if you didn't
+want to, would be a nice feature as well. So you could monitor with a script
+or something to see how much disk space a user was using then get some
+average and charge a certain amount for anything above some preset limit for
+that account type. I might be able to hack something like this up, but I'm
+not 100% sure where to start or if there is something out there that could
+be modified or not.
+.
+Do you think that you will ever support the HKS CCVS (Hell's Kitchen
+Software Credit Card Verification Software) since Red Hat bought them out
+and is going to be including that for credit card processing when you buy
+the professional version? What about possibly supporting the OpenCCVS which
+is a GNU/GPL version of a credit card program? I haven't had time to comb
+through the Freeside code to see how hard it would be to add support for
+these as externally called programs.
+.
+Also any thoughts on help desk, and knowledge base stuff? Any thoughts on
+this stuff, and how possible and what kinds of work or time frame would be
+involved?
+.
+Tim Jung
+System Admin
+Internet Gateway Inc.
+tjung@igateway.net
+
+